Sportfish 22DLX Pontoon: Your ultimate water adventure!

Restrictions: - No smoking - No pets - No dark liquids (red wines, juices, etc) - No fishing - No driving while intoxicated - No taking the boat from the area agreed upon during rental Pontoon Boat Rental Rules 1. **Safety First:** - Always wear a life jacket while on the boat. - Children under 12 must wear a life jacket at all times. - No swimming while the boat is moving. 2. **Operation:** - Only designated operators listed on the rental agreement may drive the boat. - Ensure the engine is off when passengers are boarding or disembarking. - Do not exceed the boat’s maximum capacity. 3. **Navigation:** - Follow all local boating laws and regulations. - Stay within designated boating areas and avoid restricted zones. - Keep a safe distance from other boats, docks, and swimmers. 4. **Alcohol and Drug Use:** - No consumption of alcohol or drugs by the operator. - Passengers may consume alcohol in moderation, but the operator must remain sober. 5. **Environmental Respect:** - Do not litter; use onboard trash receptacles. - Avoid anchoring in sensitive areas such as coral reefs or seagrass beds. - Follow all local regulations regarding wildlife protection. 6. **Return Policy:** - Return the boat on time to avoid additional charges. - Refuel the boat before returning, or be prepared to pay a refueling fee. - Report any damages or issues immediately upon return. Suggestions for Renters 1. **Plan Ahead:** - Check weather conditions before your trip. - Plan your route and inform someone on shore of your plans. 2. **Pack Essentials:** - Bring sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses for sun protection. - Pack enough water and snacks for the duration of your trip. - Bring a first aid kit for minor injuries. 3. **Boating Etiquette:** - Keep noise levels down to respect other boaters and wildlife. - Be courteous when passing other boats or sharing docking areas. - Use hand signals to communicate with other boaters if necessary. 4. **Emergency Preparedness:** - Familiarize yourself with the boat’s emergency equipment, such as fire extinguishers and flares. - Know how to use the boat’s radio or other communication devices. - Have a plan for what to do in case of an emergency, such as engine failure or bad weather. 5. **Maximize Enjoyment:** - Take turns driving to share the experience. - Capture the moments with photos, but keep your camera or phone secured to avoid losing it overboard. By following these rules and suggestions, you can ensure a safe, enjoyable, and responsible pontoon boating experience.